RevitalizeU Fitness — Performance Intelligence
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RevitalizeU Fitness — Your Performance Intelligence Program

Revitalize U Fitness · Performance Program
  • 5 min easy bike or incline walk
  • Bodyweight squat × 15
  • Hip circle × 10 each direction
  • Glute bridge × 15
  • Lateral band walk × 10 each way
Barbell Back Squat
4 sets · 8–10 reps · 60s rest
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RPE 7–8Brace your core before you unrack. Sit back and down, chest up, knees tracking over toes. Drive through the floor on the way up. Add weight every week you can.
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Bulgarian Split Squat
3 sets · 10–12 reps each leg · 60s rest
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RPE 7–8Front foot flat on the floor, rear foot elevated. Drive through the front heel, keep your torso upright. Control the descent — feel the stretch in the rear hip flexor.
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Leg Press
3 sets · 10–12 reps · 60s rest
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RPE 7–8Feet high and wide for more glute emphasis, feet low and narrow for more quad. Full range of motion — don't just move the weight, feel the muscle.
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Walking Lunge
3 sets · 12 reps each leg · 60s rest
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RPE 7Volume accumulator. Start with bodyweight, add dumbbells once the movement is clean. Keep a controlled pace — this is conditioning as much as strength.
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Leg Extension
3 sets · 15–20 reps · 45s rest
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Standing Calf Raise
3 sets · 15–20 reps · 45s rest
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G — Core Circuit
Circuit · 30 sec rest between rounds
Dead bug — 3×10 each side
Pallof press — 3×12 each side
Ab wheel rollout or plank — 3×8 reps or 30 sec
  • 5 min light cardio or arm circles
  • Band pull-apart × 20
  • Face pull × 15 (light)
  • Wall slide × 10
  • Push-up × 10
Bench Press (Barbell or Dumbbell)
4 sets · 8–10 reps · 60s rest
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RPE 7–8Control the descent — 2 to 3 seconds down, press explosively. Full range of motion, bar or dumbbells to chest level.
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Seated DB Overhead Press
3 sets · 10–12 reps · 60s rest
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RPE 7–8Control overhead. Don't let the lower back arch to compensate. Full range — arms fully extended at top, elbows at 90 at bottom.
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Incline DB Press
3 sets · 10–12 reps · 60s rest
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RPE 7–8Upper chest development. Keep controlled — follows two pressing movements so fatigue is already present. Quality reps over heavy weight here.
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Lateral Raise
4 sets · 15–20 reps · 45s rest
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RPE 8Keep weight light enough to feel the side delt working, not traps taking over. Slight bend in the elbow, lead with the pinky.
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Tricep Pushdown (Cable/Rope)
3 sets · 12–15 reps · 45s rest
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Overhead Tricep Extension
3 sets · 12–15 reps · 45s rest
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G — Core Circuit
Circuit · 30 sec rest between rounds
Hollow body hold — 3×20–30 sec
Side plank — 3×20–30 sec each side
Cable woodchop or band rotation — 3×12 each side
  • 5 min bike or treadmill
  • Hip hinge drill × 10
  • Glute bridge × 20
  • Banded clamshell × 15 each side
  • Single leg RDL bodyweight × 8 each side
Romanian Deadlift
4 sets · 8–10 reps · 60s rest
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RPE 7–8Hinge at the hip, soft bend in the knee, bar stays close to the body, feel the stretch in the hamstrings at the bottom. Load it progressively every single week.
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Barbell Hip Thrust
4 sets · 10–12 reps · 60s rest
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RPE 7–8Primary glute builder in the program. Squeeze hard at the top, full hip extension, don't let the lower back take over. Progress this aggressively every week.
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Single Leg RDL
3 sets · 10 reps each leg · 60s rest
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RPE 7Slow and controlled every rep. Exposes asymmetries between left and right — important for injury prevention. Use wall or rack for balance if needed.
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Lying or Seated Leg Curl
3 sets · 12–15 reps · 45s rest
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Cable Kickback or Machine Glute Extension
3 sets · 15 reps each leg · 45s rest
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RPE 8Keep the weight light enough to feel the glute contracting fully at the top of every rep. Pure isolation — no cheating the movement.
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Abduction Machine or Banded Abduction
3 sets · 20–25 reps · 45s rest
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Glute medius — responsible for outer glute shape. Often undertrained. Keep reps high and feel the burn.
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G — Core Circuit
Circuit · 30 sec rest between rounds
Glute bridge march — 3×12 each leg
Reverse crunch — 3×15
Plank with alternating reach — 3×10 each side
  • 5 min light cardio
  • Band pull-apart × 20
  • Scapular pull-up × 10
  • Face pull × 15 (light)
  • Cat-cow × 10
Barbell or Dumbbell Row
4 sets · 8–10 reps · 60s rest
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RPE 7–8Hinge at the hip, pull to lower chest or upper abdomen, squeeze shoulder blades together at the top. Primary strength movement — load it progressively.
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Lat Pulldown (Wide Grip)
3 sets · 10–12 reps · 60s rest
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RPE 7–8Pull bar to upper chest, elbows drive down and back, lean slightly back, full stretch at the top. Feel the lats not the biceps.
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Seated Cable Row (Close Grip)
3 sets · 10–12 reps · 60s rest
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Face Pull
4 sets · 15–20 reps · 45s rest
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Pull to face level, elbows high, external rotate at the end position. Shoulder health movement as much as aesthetic. Never skip this one.
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Dumbbell Curl (Alt or Hammer)
3 sets · 12–15 reps · 45s rest
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Incline DB Curl
3 sets · 12 reps · 45s rest
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G — Core Circuit
Circuit · 30 sec rest between rounds
Hanging knee raise or lying leg raise — 3×12–15
Cable crunch — 3×15
Suitcase carry or farmer carry — 3×30 sec each side
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